A fun short language lesson from a series to encourage young people to learn Ngarluma language.

Action at the Roebourne basketball court.

Animation of the story of Yulu the Kingfisher Man by Adnyamathanha community with SharingStories Foundation.

Bunjil The Eagle is the creation ancestor for the Jaara people. The animation, sound design and narration were all made by students at The Meeting Place Castlemaine and St Peters Primary in Bendigo.

During the western desert sports carnival held in Nullagine this round, Desert Feet ran a song writing and instrument learning workshop. The kids wrote about playing in a band and we learnt some instruments, although several of the kids were already accomplished at their …

David Young shares his views on the importance of school for kids' futures. Shot at the Balgo lookout.

Desert Feet were invited to run some music workshops in Yandeyarra Community.

This production was written, recorded and filmed over 5 days in March 2015 in the community of Eden - on the South Coast of NSW (Yuin and Monaro country) as part of a Desert Pea Media (DPM) project. The project came about through a partnership between DPM, The Smugglers of …

Written, recorded and filmed in 5 days, as part of an ongoing Desert Pea Media initiative in collaboration with the amazing community of Maningrida NT in Central Western Arnhem Land. This video is an outcome of the second DPM project in Maningrida during 2014, and was made …

A Central Australian Aboriginal Legal Aid Service (CAALAS) & Desert Pea Media Collaboration KNOW YOUR RIGHTS CAALAS provides community legal education to organizations, individuals, schools and other groups throughout Central Australia. They recently teamed up with Desert …

Written, recorded and filmed in 5 days as part of an ongoing mentoring project with Desert Pea Media, The Smugglers of Light Foundation, APRA, UN Ltd, and most importantly - Uncle Alfred Smallwood's Mentoring Group in Townsville QLD. Uncle Alfred's Mentoring Group is a …

An animation about going to the show made by Batchelor Institute and Arlparra Secondary School.

This video was made as a collaboration between IHHP, LHAC and the people of Dhalinybuy (a homeland roughly 80km's out of Yirrkala, NT). The desired message was one of being healthy etc, with the people of Dhalinybuy deciding on "What being healthy is to them" and IHHP members …

The Mana Story was written and recorded by the youth from Wandawuy Homeland, which is on the Laynhapuy Homelands, East Arnhem Land, Northern Territory Australia. In collaboration with Yirrkala Homelands School and Yirralka Rangers, Laynhapuy Youth Development Program worked with …

Take Care be Aware was recorded at Yilpara Community on the Laynhapuy Homelands, situated at beautiful Blue Mud Bay on the eastern coast of Arnhem Land. With support from the Live Vibe Music crew, this song was created and sung by the youth.

Written and recorded at Yilpara Homeland on the East Coast of Arnhem Land in Northern Territory Australia. With assistance from Live Vibe Music crew, the youth participated in this production to share their enthusiasm for their homeland, tradition and culture. Djarrayang …

This production was a collaboration between Laynhapuy Homeland Aboriginal Corporation and Yirrkala Homeland School. Filmed at the School Swimming Carnival in Nhulunbuy NT, Yolngu students from 5 School Campuses, situated on the Laynhapuy Homelands of East Arnhem Land, NT, …

Laynhapuy Youth Development Program invited IHHP to visit the homelands in May 2014. This video was produced by IHHP and showcased the amazing talents of the Yolngu youth on the traditional homelands of the Laynhapuy region of East Arnhem Land, Northern Territory Australia.

Laynha Youth Development Program invited MusoMagic to work with the youth from Baniyala Garrangali School to write and record a song about first aid for jellyfish stings. This production was the end result of 2 days of great work from the students, community, staff and of course …

Laynhapuy Homeland Aboriginal Corporation Youth Development Program teamed up with Yirrkala Homelands School, Yirralka Rangers and GanGan Homeland to make this song and film clip. This is written and recorded by the kids with much help from Teachers, Rangers and Dan Marolla from …